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Onc the basis uf civil equality had bnjen eliminawd, it mi
possible to impose auoh conaitions %s appeared warranted by political
or military ortoedienoy alone, Himmler himself suggested son» ci' • :
standards of treatment, or which the following may serve as e^rmplc
(1) Regarding political status i
"I want to state, that we must be greatly ormierned
not to unite tiio people of the East;, but t dissoot
the», into as tinrnj parts and splinters as possible.
Also within the ethnic groxps it iß not our ondoavor
to ;ervd to unrcy oat?, to greatnaes, perhaps even to
instill national consoiousneius into them, ur>d a
national culture, T'e must diasolve them into in-
Dxiaterable email fragments rnd atoms. A grouping
toward iJae top will not be tolaratoci, Only by dis­
solving this whole »tew or people in the Government
Generali numbering fione 15 million inhabitants, and
likewise the 8 million of the Bantam prcv.uoes,
will we succeed in carrying through racial selection,
which must remain tlie'foundation of our plai i. Tie
will sift the racially valuable elements o'it of rhia
stew and lend then to Germany, thoro to c ai int.late
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them."
(2) Regarding deportation of foreign offspring:
"Obviounly in such a mixture cf peoples th3ie will
i. Oaptured document written by IHimLor on 26 llay 1940, quoted ir. Semiweekly
I^elligence Summary, published by HO, 12-ch Ayry Croup., Report
Ho. 6, 2S May 1945,